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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Ir Is NOT only singular bat really
Surprising that persons employ I'd In 70.

1T IS MOT only oingulAf but really
surprisiug that persons employ I'd In re-
spoasibls positions cannot understand
che necessity - well - the expedisnoy
Of bsins honest and truSt worthy on oil
ooeasious and under all oireum stanoes.
Any misAppropriation OF goods or
money BY any one u generally disoov.
sfsd sooasr or lAtsr, aud their exposure
and disgrAos iolloW II not arrest and
fnprisou nsaL This bsing the case
the porioinsr OF goods or money
cannot have common disoernment, or
10 would not mn the risk for any pei.
try consideration Of gain for himself or
family. Any desire 70 appropriArS the
property OF others should be immedi-
atsly checked. Tho purloinsr Of goods
oe moasy 10 no better than . common
thisf, and be must NOT be surprised II
he should be % denominated. Such
language may sound hArshly bat those
Who do not Ike 70 hear II should be
careful nos 10 deserve It. The calling
OF aots BY their proper names docs mot
coastitues Islander, and any one imag.
fninx thst 1t does will and himself sad.
~ dlsap pointed. Tho idea Of . thief
oouplaising OF being slandered when
dstsoted, and arrsisned for his crime,
10 supie nelly tidioulous, and any one
appealing TO the Lag In order 10 estao-
lish character Tor honesty, afser hAv.
lag I'd ni.ted his dishonesty before vit-
Noses. would only give additional pub
linlty to his crime and prove that he
vas fool % veil - knAve. The 70
porter OF nssspapors are q peo.ed 70
gather 40 every Item that interests the
public, aad persons Who do not wish to
80 their names men toned In . deroRa
tory n amer should not act dishonesty
O. unla siully and then there will BE- nc
occasion for condemnation or com
ptainL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

The Possibilities OF this 8 ate are
great, and all that 10 needed 20 develop
them is energetic work on the par. o.
Tie people. Oar climate, o slns In q
great measure to thu relative proportion
OF land and water, 10 mild ald genial,
and Ia the southern part OF the State
tho earth seld I'm fretzss many inches
In dep'h, or remains frozen long o. .
time, hens IL 10 no unusual thing for
The farmers OF that section to be en-.
gagged 10 piowins, while those OF other
States bat tr a, further north are still
sitting around their fresidss. The
bsa. o Ii also healthy, and the only dis.
sAses 1t all prevalent are ter mi ,tent
and re intent levers Of some seasons OF
she year. whiih can, however, with
Sara be guarded Agsinst. Small fruits,
suSb ., sTA sberries, bi.ck berries,
rAspberrles and ourrAnts can be grown
In abundance, aud the railroads make
tha markets OF Phtladeiphis, New
York AMI other northern cities almost
ut the doors OF the gro wers. Land 10
cheap and the facilities for improving
IL uueKoslled, IS fertilizers OF oil kinds,
In addi Ion TO the natural marsh muck,
can be readily and oheAply obtained.
In the southeastern part OF the State
ash and oysters abound, and so plena IT,
fol are the former that II 10 no upoom.
mon thing TO use them rs fertll' zsrs.
The people are sooiable and always
ready TO welcome strap gers, and In fact
thu only things needed 10 develop the
RESOURCES are energy and perseverance.
WE DO NOT suppose that there ARE
many OH zens who, when they read tn,
Council proceedings In last Friday
paper aud sa~ that IN invitation hat
been accepted TO attend the meeting
held BY the Land League Ia the o oer'
House on Tuesday evening, supposed
shat IL VAS the inten ton 10 ooDssrue
into . meeting and make the tAx payer
pay each member who attended on,
dollar. Suob. bo sever, WAS the case
and while 20 think O1nn oil men should
Be paid for every meeting they atssnt
Tor the trAnsao ion OF business pertain
Ing 10 the oily. we sl.o think that they
would ss fully a. justidAbie to vote
themselves hundred dollars apiece, .,
10 charge the dollar each for thii
meeting. They did not even have the
Door excuse tha: some OF the mem Der,
would lose time from their work ant
should Do paid for H.. A. IL somedmel
urged when they want 10 hold q meet
ing IN tbs Daytime, and IL Is bishi,
pCooaoie that the IN jority Of the mem
bees would have gone to the Opsr
House snyho.. We very much q aes
tion the lssri,iy Of the proceed ing.
whiok savors Considerable d New Yorj
doodle business. Canncii did right Il
accepting the Invitation and sno y In
by their presence that the mem be
sympashizs s;th Itelsnd In Its struggl
fer home rule, but they make . sres
1istake when they compel the CT! IN
10 pay them for 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
On SATURDAY.
The tTH DAY IvEnBEh, 1887,
h2 O'Clock p. m.
TIE following described real estate, viz

All that certain lot, Oieoe or parcel OF land
stu 10 IN the city Of WiIminntop, bound I'd
and descfibod as follows, " wit:
besl inning O. pom tn the easierly side
OF Oonneil sroos 81 80 feel v ids ~ tho uis-
tsnoe oi 100 iset portHerly frJm ths north
allsl with Usk street li2 jeet TO q ,ot ner,
thence nofthsrly parallel viii OonDe /
street ~ iee' " an her. thsI o. westerly
and parallel with Oak stroet ll2 feet to tho
e'orosaid s.ste!Iy side OF Uonpell street, and
tnonoe merely soutnerly 70 { o. 70 the plaoe
OF beginning, 90 the con .onta yhereoi what
they may.
Seissd and taken In execution as the prt D.
cry 81 George n. Boutieu anu ID AIRY X Jul-
oen' his $40. and t. I, spd 70 DO sold BY
Il GILES LAMB|UN, Shsrin.
sherin's Orios, Wilmington, Uciobsr i.
1901. o18 ood.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
ON SATURDAY,
THE tTn DAY OF NCvkABER, 1851,
A. . o'clock, p. m,

Inc niioWine cescfipeo rsei cstAto, VIZ:
All that certain lot Of lard situstsd in The
city Of ~ ilmingt N. New Castle County and
stats Of lslAwsre, snribed aad bounded
rs folio ~, 70 Wit
Beg inning ct the southwest corner Of
Front and Shiplev street, thepoe along
Front street north % degrees. west - feet 20
Dsnd late Of p. Ohristy, thence BY said
Ohristy's land fouth 81 degrees vest % fees
more or less, - the northsr,y side Of WAFER
ptrest, thence herewith south - DEGREES
o. o. n FEET 10 the wsstsriy side ot SIMPLIFY
street, m ! The 90 thereby north ~ derrsss
est 90 feet, more or ICES, to the place of b.
ginning. b The 90 Itsnu tpersof What they
MAY, and hAviBE thereon cree Cd . three.
story BRICK store and DWELLING. and frame
and bfick tvo-stofy h,use. Book ]. Vol ..
Page 30 An.
Seisod and taken In execution 40 the prop
eftf Of a arJ }. Bradley, surviving moTtxa-
gof. and May J. bradley Nd N ,nisu atrtx,
u. r. A. Of Henry Bradley. deceased, and 1.
l., and to b sold Uy
Oils JAMESON, sheriff.
shsrifi's L Noe. Wilmington, Octooer II,
1857. So ola eod-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
ON SATURDAY.
THE nth DAY OF NovEM Ser. 1887,
At 2 O'CLOCK p. m.
The following described real estate. viz

The following described real estate, viz
I'll that certain lot Of land situated in the
city OF Wilmington Now Castle County
Ann State OF Delaware,
Beginning In the touthwest oornor Of
Fr,nt and Shiple- streets, thence along
FRONT a. cot VI stsrly II ioet TO land late OF
re- rick Ohristy, thence By said land south
erly w feet more or less, TO the nortborly
side Of W ter street. thence along " ater
street. ossterly "a ieet to The westerly side OF
shipley street and thence thrrety north
erly ta feet. more or lees, 70 tbs plese OF DO
ginning, with a threo-Pttry brick building
thereon erectei. 70 K T., Vol Q, page 80 &c.
Seis,i an t4keu execution sine prJp-
erty II hlsry } hrsdiey, surviving mortga.
go', and M ary J Ira ,iey, ad minisrsrix y.
q. q Herr Bradley. deceased, an \ l.,
ana TO Do sold by
8iLES LAM BSOr. Sheriff.
1887. sis cod Il
GHERlFF'S SALE -BY VIRTUE Or A
~ writ OF Loyari faciNs, 20 Ds di.
iectec, viii DO exposed to public sale. at the
O0urt House. on Market street., between
Tenth AMI Eleventh streets, In the oily Of
" iialiIs toh, ROW Castle Couoty, Del.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
THE 5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
At2 O'Clock p. M,

The Following described real estate, viz:
An that certain lot or parcel OF land with y
tn ee storied brick dwelling thereon erected
situate in the ity Of lining on bounded and
described q, follows to Wit.
Beginning TT the ezsteTly side OF hontgom-
cry street at the distance Of ~ fe { south, rly
from Tn. southerly ide Of fifth street and At
the southerly OIL ie Of = feet " ide alley thence
along said tide Of honts emery street, south
ery IL fret6 Inch 3, thence eAsterly parallel 10
fIftl street and passing through and along the
m ddle OF tue Partition wall between this and
the dwelling gu the adjoining premises a
feet inehs To the ~estrrly aide Of lhr, q
feet aide alley eommu icAtine With said 4
feet wide alley. thence thereby Asrtherly and
parallel AOntaomory street ~ iset inches
10 the southerly side Of said 10 vi lie allev.
and thence thereby westerly and para lei 10
flfth street 81 feet inches TO the pfac OF be-
ginn nR, be the contents thei eof Whist II NAV.
se,Ied and taksn In eI cation as the proper
~ OF G,oiSe X. Townsend, administrator of
David Harrison, deceased. and Tamgin Har-
rison, wife Of ssd DRvit HArr son, Harri-
son and Robert Foreman /. L., and 10 be sold
by
GILES JAMESON. shcr'n.
sherir's once, Wilmington, October 18th,
1881. ols eoa
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Consolidated.

The B. & o. Telegraph office in this
city will be closed aud consolidated with
the Western Union after October 81
John L. Hall OF tine Western Union will
still have charge and 6. II. Brown of the
Il & q. will retire.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

ID E9lSTEk'.s ORDER.
N Rp8IsrTR's OrNga,
NEW OAsrLn OoUNfY, DnI.,
October Ola, lss'.
Upon the application Of CLARK "
STER, sr., Executor Of LEWIS III
iate Of Brandy vine Hd.. in said cod
deseased, IL 10 ordered and directed BY
Register that tho Executor aforesaid
notice Of granting OF Letters Tesaa
tary upon the estate d the
eased, with the date Of graauni Ar
BY causing advertisements 70 b po
within forty days nom the data
such letters In six Of tho most pebble pl
OF the county Of New Oastio, requiring
persons having demands agsiast tho ~
70 present the Same, or abide BY 40 AZ
Assembly In 5uch case rado aRd provide
and also cause the eakno 70 be ihicfV
within the same period IN the "
REPUBLICAN, Q Newspaper paplisbed Ia
minRtoa, Dcl., and 10 be 0oaeinusd hsr(
three weekssle d).
(~~) Given under tina hard and X
L. o. SofOf1cs OF the KeTtstS' sioies1
t~S at Wilmington, IN Nov w
County Aforesaid, tho Dig sad year ~
written. JOHN z BAADt0Rp,
Reslltf
HorIm.-Au persons having claims ass!
the estate Of the deceased nost present
same, duly attostod 70 the EisaS
on or before Uctosof sth, 1874
Aesds the Aot Of Assembly IA saoh cass N
OLARA wEBsrEB. ST. EIecctS''
Address, Wilmington, Dol.
or X q. FhAIM, Isl. DIS aw \.
o7y3W-eod Wilmington !"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

CHEHlFf'S SALg-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ Of LevArt Raoias, 10 me directed,
Will be expo ed 70 public sale. at tho court
Mouse, os Market stree between Tenth and
Eleventh street, In the city Of Whining too,
New Osasle Uouaty, DEL,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

GHE1lYTD aALk-BY vIRrUk Os 4
y WYfs 81 L0vna vnoiaa. 70 De ~
rsct@d, viii be eIpesed 70 public sale 81 tbs
Court Hnusr, on mAYhet street between
Tenth and Eleventh sueetA, In the oily OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

novelties in Imported Braid
ed Jackets and Wraps.
|sesond floor, Chestnut street side. Two
elevators.
Three garments for Misses
and Children, and two
special Kilt Suits for Boys
Newmarket, b ue or
brown Beaver, proper
shapes, good capes; size IL,
Sc; size Ia IS so; size I6,
81. :. ,
Newmarket, stylish wool
stripes, with cape; taller
made and fine; size IL,
So; size IA, $3.50; size l6,
So.
Gretchen Coats; broken
checks, brown, blue, and
olive effects; size 4, S.; 75c
more for each size up to IL
Imported Sto :kinet Kilt
Suit: navy, brown, and
fancy combination; very odd;
sizes q to 6, 81 to $3.50.
Small check, all-wool Kilt
Suit; al to 6, $3.50. The
usual price is 81.
Nearly a quarter-acre OF
tables heaped with as big
moneys worth.
Second floor, Chestnut street aide. Take
elevator.
India Shawls. Who else is
selling them? Where else
can you get a hand. made
India for $40 to S2s! Some
| at $40 that, even as India
Shawls now are, might well
be SIS. A few OF the SIoo
grade at $50, some OF them
Valleys. Fine. large Val
Ileys, SIoo to $500. We
guarantee the value o.
every Shawl in the lot.
| Embroidered Incia Shawls
for breakfast or evening
wear; white, black, India
blue, a'ricot, gray, and
tabac. Try scare.
Second floor, Chestnut street front. TAX,
elevator.
| Colored Skirts. Cloth
moreen, flannel, surah silk
satin. Plain or quilted; EN-
broidered ruft1es; knife Ct
box plaits. 75c to SIS. A
Especially OF extra sizes.
Chestnut street side. east of Main Aiile
| The Japs are a finger-wis
las we'll as a brain-wise folk
!. What quiint and helpfu
shapes they get out of o lit
tile paper and a little wood
IHow much pret,iness the,
Iadd with a little paint! Lit
tile things. The band worl
things that one pair G
'|hands can make. The Ja1
lis a home-body. The thing
! The makes are kon~.thipgs-
nine out Of ten. They fit in
Ito American homes bette
' than into Japanese homes.
a If you have an odd hv
3 minutes take a peep at tn
II Japanese things in the Base
nent. A little world ,
:. them. Lacquered things
n fruit trays, little round {
Il square trays; handkerchie
re- glove, powder, and what nj
boxes; corner and sid
brackets, vases. blottin
pads, and dez'rs more
the alway s-handies. Oddl
cheerful hangings--the new
= est a black satin panel, Blu
I. lion embroidered; fans fe
O decorating, the curious ban
" boo portleres. and the pi,
: tured marvels in paper
''napkirs, mats, parasols
VI You can't CUES till yc
81 TRY how far a little none
Twill 60 in these cheerf
10 bits
Basement, east OF centre stairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

i"e io'io"ihR described real estate, viz:
Az that certain lot of land with the two story
Dsick ouilulng thereon, situate In the sa city
" MlllhlhHtJn, bounded ami tes rIbed Ar iol-
lows, o W.T.; beginning al the corner FORMED
une INV, fstctol of the eas'erly side of Lln-
s , sHuel WIN IN % rlherly side of Sixteenth
uenth street Is ieGt Inches TO n corner. the e
hor,herly parable to lincoln street ana pass-
rug ,hro II lhy middle ~ the prick division
val net"c, u TINS AMI the adjoining buil Ing
VI lhe ,asi 81 e", To another corner. thence
mts'eiis ana parallel with sixteenth s eeet IL
ie' " lhrh's 20 the aforesaid sine OF Lincoln
steat thtnc- there by southeriy 50 feet to the
sS.e t u, Stsiunlns, be the con ents thereof
lied and taken in Execution as The
nropeTly OF Willi IN sprlnyer aud Debr raj
l. ms ~iie, ana I: an N be sol by
| GLE LAMBSON, Sheriff.
saeflns oMce, Wilmington, octobe II, 1897
octls-eodts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
"BEEHlvE,"
3O6 MARKET ST,
The cIoxn|ng Bargains o.
The Season,

oV PieCeu Vi DTe66 UOOu8, That
has been free sell ng stuff at Soc.
q yard this week, nov to 60 at
81 Ac; Q large variety OF STYLES.
just bought by accident.
We have about 20 pieces more
of the Csc. Dress Goods that
were in our last adve rtisement
still selling at l6c. a yard; a
stunning bargain.
The way our Stripe Silk Vel.
vets have been cut the past few
days shows the ladies appreciate
the goods at = little more than
half Irice.
We still give you An opportu.
nifty, for one week, to buy q
White Wool Blanket tor SLIPS a
pair. II you are as eager as you
ought TO be for them they viii
not last Us that long.
l bale OF Gray Twilled Elan
mel, 26c. goods. Your chance at
them now for lsc. q yard. Don 7
wait too long and then mourn
your loss because they were all
sold
A full suppl y Of Demorest Pat.
terms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
ON THURSDAY,
THE Sd DAY OF NovEMBRR, 1857,
At2 O'Clock .. M,
The following described real estate. viz,

The followir described real estste, viz
All that certain tract of land situate In
Brsndywins Hundnsd. New Castle comfy.
and state Of Deis were, on ihe north westerly
side OF the PhilAdel, hiA and Wilmington turn
pike road ani bounded and des-ribed a. fol-
lsws. TO wit:
Beginning al point In the middle Of said
turnpike road and running thence by lands
now or late OF Ia ran Acso ley and Amor Per
ii . deceased north ~ degrees west about
T4 +-io perches 70 he middle Of the arr road,
thence sloug the middle line OF said Carr road
touth 81 n degrees west IS e6-ioo perche thence
south a. 4 de rees west 80 10 perches along
lot Of Joseph Carr deceased TO . stone thence
by lands late Of Joseph Orr deccAsei, and By
lands now or late OF the heir Of George I.
a. ntwen deceased south II degrees ca ab0at
Il perches 70 the middle Of the Aforesaid turn
pike road and thence along The middle Of tAid
road to the place Of beginning, containing
about s. acres 81 land be the same more er less,
WITH house and staD,ipg AAd othes outbuiidinss
thereon erected.
seiIe1 ana taken in execution a. the proper
" OF Thomas II. Ackley. Caroline, Ills wife
May D. White an SAllie A Ogden, surviving
mortgagers, Mary y. White and Henry y. Par
ons, Adminisuator Of Allison White. decess-
ed, SAliie A. Ogden, Administratix Of Tn 3mas
l.. Ogden. deceased mortEasor. a.a the Bel. -
GfLEs LA Nilsson. She ID.
sherf"s Onee. Wilmington. October II.
1857. s-eoa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

OHERIvF'S sALE.-BY vIRTUE OF
y . writ af LsvArf Gactss - me
direcud, will b exposed % public sale,
tween sptn asd . leveath streets, In the
e,ty Of Wilmington, kss Castle county.
Dsla uars,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

SHERIPF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ OF Levari E.clas. TO me directed,
will be e. poser W public sale, at the Court
RIO ~, on Market street, betw' en- Tenth and
Eleventh strects, In the ely otwilmiL gton,
New Castle comfy. ID l..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-26
TELEGRAMS TO TIRE STAR
How &c has Workcd-Thc saloous De-
creased Onc.shird.

creased Onc.third.
ST. PAU, MIMI. sept 2d-on July the new
high-license Law FOR Minnesota enacted by the
last legislature want into effect IL provides that
the license for selling intoxicating liquors shall be
1000 In all cities containing q population OF
10000 or more and $500 IN all cities the population
OF which Is less than 10000. IL imposes the
Verest penalties for the violation OF any OF ia
mandates, and gives over 10 the state authorities
partial jurisdiction In matters Pertaining 20 its
enforcement. IL Is found that IA those cities ana
towns In which the new law IL now enforced there
has been falling on OF one-thrd In the aggre-
gate number OF saloons, while a similar decrease
Is with good reason predicted for those places
where the old licenses have not yet expired
The saloons driven out 81 existence were, gener-
ally speaking small ones. and many OF them hard
places notable exception 10 the latter were
numbers OF beer saloons conducted by Germans
and in an orderly manner, whose proprletors could
not afford 10 meet the advance. Saloon-
and appear disposed TO live up 20 It's
mandates. The new places started are OF an
expensive class and have more at stake than
before. Sunday-seling, selling 10 minors and ha-
hitual d-uahards and late closing are reported al
greatly lessened. In the cities saloons At dis
lance frUin the business center have been cut OF,
and the result Of this Capitalization has been ID
place those sin running under closer police sur.
yeillance. Bund pigs are becoming \ rarity,
thonties In hunting them down. Many OF the
cities and towrs report public order as improved
In Others there appears 10 be no pcrceptioe differ
enCe. Some are Of opinion that drinking has dc
creased while very many assert that drunken
ness has greatly diminished Generally speaking,
business In the police courts especially those III
The sn aller cities and towns, does not appear 10
Ice nearly 80 brisk before. In the larger cities
however the Capitalization OF the saloons has had
tendency 10 bring those who drink TO excess 10
sections where they more readily fall Into tla
clutch 81 the law.
With . reduction OF one-thIrd in the number Of
saloons has followed an increase OF one-third IN
the amount or public revenue derived therefrum-
This surplus IS used for variety Of purposes. but
the general term OF municipal improvements
covers the main channels In which IL is expended
; reefs are being graded, public buildings being
erected inter'st On city bonds paid lire apparatuS
purchased, aLd taxes lcssened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-26

BEATING PROHIBITION EDITORIAL Holly
Springs Miss, julie J.. Sigman, q saloon Keeper
and f j. Wilkinson, both powerful men, assaulted
Il. w. Reynolds the editor OF The Daily San, last
Friday. and beat him unmercifully over the head
FAINT, son Of tho mayor, stood In the door Of the
ONCE and attempted TO prevent bystanders from
stopping the row. There was second attack on
Reynolds Saturday, Thomas Stgman having
knocked him down In the morning. The articles
In ZAe Sun, which made Its nrst appearance FRI
keepers and the mayor and aldermen. Money has
Deen freely offered 70 prosecute tho o6enderA
Reynolds arrived there some days ago from Kan
So2
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

Ss s. sSAK
ss v ap SssS S
467 ct seq, one Of the Land Records Tor the Dis
trct Of Columbia, and at the request Of the party So
PasT un TIM
Of q sq n said t1s
TO wit: Lot No. 49,. in Moses keiy's subdivision 81
folio $50 Surveyors oee Of SAID pissrct toxc,s
TERMS ls Of sae snsrs ssn Of which
be paid at time Of sale, and balance ip one and two
Desrina interest from day Of safe interest semi
y and deed OF tr3,s, on the property sold
and cost purchaser in default conyesancins
.lsssss. me 9$f TSSSzs Trustees.
s 81 q EEE
ss9gTH I4i; az 4 sTkLlT. BETWEEN i4T
9TH ESEfhhls fs ETH so5A AEa
By virtue Of dccree Of the supreme Court Of the
Nsor & A. Tho andersxnsa irustess win oer s III
iSas & ths
Rs5s 10 q .a e
!, 4s y FIVE 0c de NJ on the a.x: par. O
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ALL OF
LOT NO: Z, SQGARE l07s.
onting OIL feet inches 9Th street east between
tennsyivanie avenue and X street south. runninl
back that width the depth Of the lot
Terms of sale: third Of the purchase money pay
LOO "a sssh; balance IN one and two year, netse
trust the premises sd or al cash st option Of Is,
Rnsshaser deposit q 900 required On each lot 8
uino q eale. All eouveyancinR be-. ut purchaaoxs
cost The Truetees reserve the right 20 resell a& q.
sk of the purchaser after nve days public advertise
ls sss sos son N e y
RICHARD SMITH, Trustss
Webe41e Law 0uild1ue
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